Overview & Reviews

Audi introduces the funky-looking TT Coupe for the 2000 model year. A turbocharged, 1.8-liter engine squeezes out 180 horsepower for this avant-garde sports car.

• Distinct styling, sharp handling, unique interior, optional all-wheel drive.

User Reviews:

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  total quatro fun - 2000 Audi TT
  By gary m bouvier - August 29 - 8:49 pm

  I have owned my tt for 15 years now and have just had my first bad experience with it. the repair shop charged me 400 bucks to replace an o2 sensor and it still ran like crap...they wanted another 700 to fix the problem...well...first of all this has been the best car ive ever owned, I normally do all my own work and have made some major upgrades such as brembo brakes and rotors, heavy duty torsion bars, larger turbo/ exhaust/ racing ignition..from audi..larger tires and rims but these were made when they needed replacement, except the turbo which I still have. I have driven this car from main to calif to florida to washington. fully loaded with my wife as copilot and were extremely comfortable. Even with the extra hp..about 300..I still get 34 mpg highway and have had fun with a few dodge challengers with their hemis. Im due for some shocks and a timing belt and hoping I find a reasonable shop to do that. my only [non-permissible content removed] is with audi, the dash acted up almost as soon as I bought it and they replaced it, then about a year later it happened again and I had to pay the second time. well it screwed up again but I have never gotten it fixed, the temp gauge never says its warm and the gas gauge light comes on at 1/2 tank saying its empty. in 2001 they changed the analog part of the dash and from then on their hasnt been a problem. but audi never admitted their was a problem until 2010 and then you had to be the original owner of the vehicle to have it replaced, well I was exempt because I already had mine replaced..another scam. so I live with it and its really not that big a deal. the car has been used for everything from hauling construction material, groceries, cement, windows and doors, 2x4s. camping gear, moving. and my work car everyday. I love it and wish audi would make a motorcycle.

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  Sports car station wagon - 2000 Audi TT
  By Rich - August 4 - 11:53 am

  This car continues to be fun to drive, even after eight years of ownership, the longest I have ever owned one vehicle. What I love most is that for me, it is the perfect compromise between sports car performance and practicality. I have driven it at Sears Point, the most fun I have ever had in two days. I would highly recommend attending track events with your Audi, it was a total blast. On the practical side, I love the outdoors and can stuff camping gear, and a foldable 14 foot kayak in the back (with the seats folded down) and still have sports car performance on the way. There isnt another coupe with this versatility on the market.

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  This is whats up - 2000 Audi TT
  By Alistair314 - June 18 - 9:24 pm

  Had this car for 10 months, bought it with 69,000 miles on it. Considering I bought it for 15,000 it was absolutely amazing. Very fun to drive, quite good in the curves except for the mild understeer, and considering the size of the engine (1.8l) very fast. This car also handles remarkably well in snow. Zipping past Wranglers and Tacomas in 10 inches of snow is always fun.

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  Worth it to buy but not for racing - 2000 Audi TT
  By Jim - April 25 - 10:19 pm

  Very nice car, interior and exterior. RARE car so gets good attention. 180 hp is not that strong but youre driving for style not for racing.

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  Audi TT - 2000 Audi TT
  By audi tt - January 28 - 6:05 pm

  This is a hot car... it turns heads everywhere I go. Also, on the functional side it is very reliable, no problems at all with it.

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  Best Bang for the Buck! - 2000 Audi TT
  By Fun Hatch - January 18 - 10:08 am

  I loved the design aspect of the TT. Ive been through a few frustrating repairs, but overall I have greatly enjoyed this car and will be purchasing a new TT when the next generation makes it to showrooms. I would easily recommend the TT to anyone, with a side note of expensive repair bills, but its German... all German cars are expensive to repair.

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  Fun little car - 2000 Audi TT
  By JeffE - September 11 - 3:16 pm

  I bought a 2000 Quattro (29,000 miles) in 05/2005. I drive this car HARD and so far no problems except for the instrument cluster, but this seems to be rather common. This is a fun little car which has a lot of room (I am 62, 300), and fits the wife and dog just fine! I would like this little coupe to have some extra horses and a 6th gear, but it handles on rails. You CANNOT beat this car in the snow. I love zooming past the tahoe/jeep/escalade drivers in 10 inches of snow, and seeing the look on their faces! All in all a great car, as long as it holds up!!

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  Great All Year Round! - 2000 Audi TT
  By Chris - March 25 - 5:39 pm

  Ive owned 3 Audis in the past 5 years and the TT is by far the best. Its been practically fault-free. Those who complain about the maintenance should know better when you buy a German car, be prepared to pay a lot when something breaks! This car is more VW than Audi, so parts are somewhat reasonably priced. If not for the size, Id definitely go for another TT!

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  Just add snow... - 2000 Audi TT
  By TypeA - August 15 - 6:54 pm

  I traded in my BMW 740, so this was a huge change. This has been a great car overall. The 180 hp is much too slow, so I had to add a chip and the MTM performance package. Still too slow. I never appreciate my car more than when it snows, the TT Quattro is amazing in the snow and cold temperatures. You cant buy a German car and complain of the cost for repairs, it comes with the territory and although its pricey you get what you pay for. Really wish I had gotten the 225hp!

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  Amazing Ride - When its not in the shop - 2000 Audi TT
  By aerobab - April 1 - 4:22 pm

  Wow...truley an impressive car! World-class styling (inside and out), great performance, a real head turner! I use this car for my every day vehicle and loathe the days when I cant drive it! Its a shame that Ill be getting rid of it soon, as I am unable to afford the monthly (sometimes bi-monthly) maintenance on it. Relatively simple repairs to unnecessary luxury features (i.e., headlight washers) should not cost $500!! I have only had repair work on these little nuisances...never anything major. The Certified Pre-Owned "warranty" offered by Audi is a load of garbage. The TT really is an awesome (initially affordable) toy to have...as long as you have deep pockets for repair!